Additional web queries created every time connection is called

MyrtleCove

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  1. 365
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  1. Windows
I have created a spreadsheet that pulls data from a webpage (hockey stats). Every time I run the web query, a duplicate query is added to the Queries list (denoted by (#), where # is the next numeric instance of the query). Is there any way to ensure this additional query is not added to the queries list. These additional queries often mess with the functionality of the initial queries. I can go in and manually delete them, but that is a pain and not sure how to automate that process as the list of queries is very long and text associated with these queries would push past the 255 character string limit.

Thanks in advance...
 

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